| MATERIAL | END USE | SERVICE | CUSTOMERS SERVED |
OTHER | COMMENTS |
| MATERIAL | END USE | SERVICE | CUSTOMERS SERVED |
OTHER | COMMENTS |
| Hazardous Material, Sharps | Drop-off |
Residential |
State law requires all syringes and sharps to be in authorized sharps (or puncture proof) containers up to one gallon in size. | ||
| Hazardous Material, Sharps, Epi-Pen | Recycle |
Drop-off |
Residential |
State law requires all syringes and sharps to be in authorized sharps (or puncture proof) containers up to one gallon in size. | |
| Medical, Asthma Inhaler (Empty) | Recycle |
Drop-off |
Residential |
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| Medical, Asthma Inhaler (Partial/Full) | Recycle |
Drop-off |
Residential |
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| Medical, Nonprescription Medicines | Drop-off |
Residential |
How to Prepare Medicine for Disposal: Dump unneeded pills into plastic baggies. It’s OK to use one bag for different types of pills. Peel off or black out the labels on pill containers and recycle the containers at home. Keep liquids, creams and | ||
| Medical, Prescription Medicines | Drop-off |
Residential |
How to Prepare Medicine for Disposal: Dump unneeded pills into plastic baggies. It’s OK to use one bag for different types of pills. Peel off or black out the labels on pill containers and recycle the containers at home. Keep liquids, creams and |